This week on "Sunday Morning" (Oct. 25)
Summary
The CBS News program "Sunday Morning" aired a special about Harry Houdini, marking 100 years since his death on Halloween. The show also featured stories on Israeli elections, old painted advertisements called "ghost signs," a new Netflix film about World War II Marines, and the care of ravens at the Tower of London.Key Facts
- "CBS News Sunday Morning" airs Sundays at 9 a.m. ET on CBS and streams on the CBS News app at 11 a.m. ET.
- The program highlighted Houdini, the famous escape artist who died 100 years ago at age 52, exploring his life, debunking of fake mystics, and the mystery of his death.
- Israeli elections were covered by a correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv.
- "Ghost signs" are old painted ads from businesses long gone, and an artist is working to restore them.
- The Netflix film "The Mosquito Bowl" tells the story of football players who joined the Marines and fought in WWII’s Battle of Okinawa.
- The show remembers notable people who recently died.
- A story featured the Tower of London's Ravenmaster, caretaker of ravens linked to a British legend about the monarchy.
- Actress Parker Posey was profiled, highlighting her career and recent Emmy nomination.
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